Service & Referral Coordination

One Place for Every Handoff and Authorization

Service & Referral Coordination centralizes every referral, authorization, and provider relationship in one system, replacing the scattered mix of email, fax, and binders most case managers currently use to track handoffs — with status tracking and documented outcomes for every referral made.

Last updated July 2026

Service & Referral Coordination centralizes every referral, authorization, and provider relationship in one system, replacing the scattered mix of email, fax, and binders most case managers currently use to track handoffs — with status tracking and documented outcomes for every referral made.

Node 01Create the Referral
Node 02Track Status
Node 03Watch Authorizations
Node 04Document Outcomes
Service & Referral CoordinationLive
  • One system instead of email, fax, and binders

  • Every referral tracked from Pending to Outcome

  • Authorizations tracked to catch expirations early

  • Any authorized staff member can pick up follow-up

One system instead of email, fax, and binders

Every referral tracked from Pending to Outcome

Authorizations tracked to catch expirations early

Any authorized staff member can pick up follow-up

The Problem

What this fixes

Referrals in email. Authorizations in fax. Service plans in a binder. Provider relationships tracked in someone's memory. When a referral disappears into that scatter, the individual is the one who does not get connected to the service they needed — and there is no record showing the agency ever tried.

How It Works

How Service & Referral Coordination Works

1

Create the Referral

Create a referral directly from the individual's record — type, reason, and provider are captured together.

2

Track Status

Track referral status from Pending through Connected or Unsuccessful.

3

Watch Authorizations

Authorizations are tracked alongside referrals so expiring or exhausted authorizations are visible before they lapse.

4

Document Outcomes

Outcomes are documented for every referral, creating a complete record of what was tried and what happened.

The Numbers

Why Teams Switch

70%

Less time spent on documentation

<60s

From conversation to draft note

3–5 mo

Typical implementation timeline

30+

States supported today

Implementation timeline reflects onboarding with current workflows.

Why It Matters

When a referral is undocumented and the outcome is unknown, there is no way to demonstrate the agency followed through — and no way to catch it when a referral silently falls through. Centralized tracking turns "we think we sent that referral" into a documented, auditable record.

FAQ

Questions About Service & Referral Coordination

What does Service & Referral Coordination track?

It tracks referrals (type, reason, provider, and status), service authorizations (including expiration and unit tracking), and provider relationships in one centralized system tied to each individual's record.

How are referral outcomes tracked?

Every referral is tracked through a status lifecycle — Pending, Connected, or Unsuccessful — and outcomes are documented so there is a complete record of what was attempted and what resulted.

Does this feature help avoid authorization lapses?

Yes. Authorizations are tracked alongside referrals, and case managers can see remaining units and expiration dates before they become a service disruption.

Can multiple staff coordinate on the same referral?

Yes. Because referrals live in the individual's shared record rather than a personal email inbox, any authorized staff member can see status and pick up follow-up if needed.